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'CAPTAIN JAMES COOK'
Artist:
Derek Freeborn |
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Location:
Resolution Plaza
(Third Avenue and L Street)
John Tweed
bronze reproduction, with a view towards Point Mackenzie - binoculars
available
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#2
'3 SHIPS' Artist:
Josef Princiotta |
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Location:
Captain Cook Parking Garage
(K Street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues)
Bronze
cast of Capt. Cooks ships for 3 voyages (each on a
different tack)
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#3
'ALASKA
WILDFLOWERS' Artist: Gail Parsons |
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Location:
Inside - Snowden Building
Lobby (820 W. Fourth Ave, right
wall)
Towering 9 panel painting
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#4
'WILDERNESS, WILDLANDS AND
PEOPLE: A
PARTNERSHIP FOR THE PLANET'
Artist: Rachelle Dowdy |
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Location:
Key Bank Plaza (601 W. Fifth Ave.)
Fanciful concrete
& fiberglass figures
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#5
'QUARTET'
Artist:
William King |
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Location:
Sixth Avenue and G Street
(kitty-corner to the performing arts
center).
Aluminum & stainless steel figures 20'
tall to serenade you
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#6
'FIELD OF POPPIES'
Artist:
Nancy Taylor Stonington |
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Location:
Inside - Alaska Center for
Performing Arts
Lobby Carpet
(F Street and Sixth Avenue)
Take
time to enjoy the paintings, Native masks and carvings
tucked here and there.
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#7
'SKYWALKER'
Artist:
James Dault and Shala
Dobson |
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Location:
Skybridge
( 'tween Egan Center
- 555 W. Fifth Ave - and the Alaska
Center for the Performing Arts)
The tightrope
walker is resin, bronze and bejeweled with Czech glass.
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#8
'BEADED SKY CURTAIN'
Artist: Jeanne Leffingwell |
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Location:
Inside - Egan Center
(555 W. Fifth Ave)
A
glass bead curtain (5 million) that looks like silk and
changes with light and air movement.
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#9
'2
VOLCANO WOMAN'
Artist:
John Hoover |
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Location:
Inside - Egan Center Lobby |
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The woman is surrounded by cormorants in
this
interpretation of how the Aleutians were populated.
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#10 'ESKIMO SPIRIT CARVINGS'
Artist: Melvin Olanna |
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Location:
Inside - Egan Center Lobby |
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Made of black walnut and whale jawbone - four
traditional Inupiaq masks
surround a whaler
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#11
'SPIRIT BRIDGE'
Artist: Roger Barr |
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Location:
Anchorage Visitors Bureau
(F Street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues) |
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Dedicated to Alaskan aviator Robert Hartig,
this piece soars upward
and dissolves into downtown.
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